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Sean Worthington joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the digital money in your online bank account is different from crypto-currency that is outside of a sovereign state issued currency, plus how a cloud-based currency is different from a blockchain model.

Sean Worthington joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how a crypto-currency exchange works, and why some crypto-currency activity is illegal in the U.S.

Chip Bell joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why every business must check back with every customer about how their expectations have changed since before the pandemic.

Chip Bell joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the creative power of discovering how your customer’s imagination can contribute to how you do business going forward.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the troubling dependence upon China by the U.S. economy and supply chain and the importance of shifting to more redundant sourcing and hemispheric, proximity manufacturing.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the reasons the CCP in China would prefer to do business with Joe Biden for the next four years instead of Donald Trump.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to report on the latest information about where the coronavirus originated in China, and why the Communist party allowed this zoonotic disease to be spread across the globe.

Jeff Kreisler joins Jim Blasingame to offer suggestions on how to spend during the pandemic, including being more deliberate by sleeping on big decisions before you sign.

Shannon Polson joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what she’s learned about having grit, as well as that of three dozen other women she interviewed for her new book, and the three steps she’s developed.

Shannon Polson joins Jim Blasingame to report on her experience as a young military officer and how it sounded when a male superior officer told her to lower her expectations.

The recent election underscores the need for a radical overhaul of our campaign finance laws. Steve Forbes offers some simple reforms to those laws. » More

Assumptions about an organization's current reality are not always reliable and can lead to "strategic gridlock." Pamela Harper gives four examples of those assumptions. » More

As a small business owner, do you face some fears daily? Jim Blasingame gives tips on how to face your fears and perform well. » More

Do you hold an annual meeting? Are you supposed to? Barbara Weltman discusses why you should have an annual meeting, when you should have it, and she gives you a checklist to go over. » More

After going to the first World Entrepreneurship Forum in France, Karen Kerrigan shares a letter from Philip Verges regarding entrepreneurs and Wall Street. » More

Do you often call yourself lazy when you are actually afraid to do thing? Steve Chandler offers tips on how to reinvent yourself and face your fears without hiding behind "lazy." » More

Small business owners, especially SOHOs, have a lot to be grateful for. Terri Lonier offers tips on how gratitude helps you in your business. » More

Are you a social networker? Ben McConnell supplies the stats for Americans who use social media sites and their interaction with business. » More

Few people spend their lives doing what they really love. This inspiring article from Jennifer Read Hawthorne helps you discover what you're passionate about. » More

Do you know what to turn into your HR Department? Dale Dauten shares some dos and don'ts on the subject for you small business. » More